THE United States Postal Service has had to shut a post office after uncovering dangerous issues, forcing customers to drive to other locations.

Operations have been stopped temporarily due to a sewer issue within the building in the Logan, West Virginia branch, a spokesperson revealed.

Customers that use the Logan Post Office are now having to pick up their mail and access various other services at other locations, such as the Strollings Post Office, they told WSAZ.

The spokesperson added that the USPS is looking to address the dangerous issue, but has no date set for reopening.

According to the broadcaster, the mayor said that his office became aware of the prominent issue on Wednesday and “immediately” reached out to the USPS.

He added that the city is desperately working to resolve the pressing issue that’s causing dangerous conditions in the building.

Just a few days ago, USPS Postmaster Louis DeJoy slammed his own agency as customer complaints are on the rise with the flailing agency.

DeJoy admitted the Postal Service’s defeat following years of financial loss as the agency prepares to cut 10,000 workers to make up for the problems – leaving customers expecting mail chaos and delivery delays.

The postmaster general signed a deal with Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency and the General Services Administration to fix the agency’s budget, he said in a letter to Congress on Thursday.

In DeJoy’s letter, he shared his disappointment with the Postal Service’s system, calling it a ‘broken business model that was not financially sustainable without critically necessary and core change.”

“Fixing a broken organization that had experienced close to $100 billion in losses and was projected to lose another $200 billion, without a bankruptcy proceeding, is a daunting task,” he wrote.

“Fixing a heavily legislated and overly regulated organization as massive, important, cherished, misunderstood and debated as the United States Postal Service, with such a broken business model, is even more difficult.” 

And other USPS workers banded together to protest President Donald Trump’s efforts to privatize the agency.

Employees warned that the proposed structural changes would change everything Americans expect from the agency.

“The president mentioned some sort of a merger with a private sector. We are 100% opposed to any sort of privatization,” says Brian Renfroe, the president of the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC).

The Mississippi resident came out to represent the number of postal workers from rural states who are concerned about the plans to privatize the agency, as reported by a local Mississippi news outlet, WLOX.

More customers have also been left fuming after the postal service scrapped a vital mail delivery program, leaving residents without timely mail for months.

The change has sparked outrage, as late bills, missed paychecks, and expensive reconnection fees pile up for many in the community.

In Clio, South Carolina, residents living on Calhoun Street are at the center of the disruption.

For years, the USPS had provided Group E PO Boxes to residents in the area due to the lack of street delivery.

Now, in a controversial move, the postal service is transitioning to street delivery, ending the free Group E program, reported ABC local affiliate WPDE.